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(LifeSiteNews) — Health officials in Denmark announced that the country will lift all of its COVID-19-related restrictions next month, including its mandate that Danes show proof of vaccination to enter public indoor spaces.
However, officials simultaneously warned they would immediately move to re-implement the restrictions if they believe the pandemic once more “threatens the essential functioning of society.”
In a statement released Friday, Danish health minister Magnus Heunicke said “[t]he epidemic is under control.”
Heunicke said the high rate of vaccine uptake in the country was one of the primary reasons for the decision to remove prior restrictions and mandates.
According to Heunicke, more than 70 percent of the Danish population has been “fully vaccinated,” and the country has recorded low rates of COVID-19 in recent months.
“That is why we can drop the special rules we had to introduce in the fight against Covid-19,” the minister said.
As reported by the Guardian, the restrictions are set to be lifted since health officials believe COVID-19 does not currently pose “a
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